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Neuroscientists' Dialogue: Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus
A scientific day for clinicians on normal pressure hydrocephalus, held by the Hellenic Neurosurgical Society at the Lighthouse of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, under the auspices of the Ministry of Health.
ORGANISER
Hellenic Neurosurgical Society
DATE
Saturday 19 September 2026
VENUE
SNFCC Lighthouse, Athens
REGISTRATIONS
112
The brief
A dialogue, not a lecture.
Specialists on lounge seating in conversation with the room, under a blue LED backdrop, followed normal pressure hydrocephalus from the first symptoms to diagnosis, surgical treatment and follow-up.
Both days were part of World Hydrocephalus Day in Athens; on Sunday the dialogue continued with a day dedicated to paediatric hydrocephalus and families.

Programme
DAY 1 · SAT 19 SEP
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus
- Epidemiology, pathophysiology and under-diagnosis
- Clinical picture and differential diagnosis
- Neuroimaging and biomarkers
- CSF tap test, lumbar drainage and prognosis
- Surgical treatment and valve technology
- Post-operative course and the Greek model of care
The other day
Sunday 20 September was dedicated to paediatric hydrocephalus, with parents and children in the room.
Read the paediatric day →Best of day one
The day in under three minutes
Highlights of the day, with English subtitles.

What we delivered
Secretariat, press office and production from one team
- Event website and online registration
- Printed invitations with envelopes: 250
- Programme, faculty and session coordination
- Sponsor and supporter management
- Stage set with LED wall, lounge seating and speaker podiums
- Branded photo wall
- Sound, video and lighting with our own crew
- On-site registration desk
- Event photography and the best-of video
Shared across both days: press release, 12 media publications and 4 interviews, 11 speaker promo videos and a dedicated Instagram page.
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ORGANISER

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF

SPONSORS


WITH THE SUPPORT OF

Hydrocephalus Association